this is my code HERE
i hacked with this test case "etr"
when i run this code in eclipse the answer is "YES"
but in CodeForces the answer is "NO"
what's the reason .
thanks
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Usually when I face this kind of prob, the most likely reason there is some uninitialized variable that you are using later. Uninitialized variable act differently depending on compiler.
UPD more: I fear you need to specify what exactly compiler do you use with eclipse. I could not find out which compiler could ever give "yes" for "etr" testcase - and so I could not reproduce your question.